sartorio造句

• Miss Sartorio left Italy in 1939, immigrating to the United States.
• Sartorio wrote 78 arias and duets to fulfill his assignment.
• Sartorio denied all charges in a police report.
• The work was executed in 1891 by Sartorio.
• Miss Sartorio was born in Rome.
• The villa once belonged, among the others, to the Sartorio dynasty originally from Sanremo.
• Until then, it referred to the Sartorio mole in Trieste ( see metres above the Adriatic ).
• Sartorio had at his disposal six instrumentalists and seven or eight singers, the majority of which were Italian.
• Sartorio settled in Venice in 1675, taking up residence in the San Giovanni Grisostomo quarter of the city.
• The sarcophagus, supported by four columns, is topped by a marble bust depicting the Spano, by Sartorio.
• He wrote seven known librettos; 5 for Antonio Sartorio, and one each for Carlo Pallavicino and Pietro Agostini.
• Sartorio was the brother of composer and organist Gasparo Sartorio and architect Girolamo Sartorio who also had connections with the theatre.
• Sartorio was the brother of composer and organist Gasparo Sartorio and architect Girolamo Sartorio who also had connections with the theatre.
• Sartorio was the brother of composer and organist Gasparo Sartorio and architect Girolamo Sartorio who also had connections with the theatre.
• "' Adriano Sartorio Mezavilla "'( born 14 January 1983 in Maring?) is a Brazilian Alessandria.
• Amerigo as a young man moved to Rome, where he became a pupil of Duilio Cambellotti and Giulio Aristide Sartorio.
• Sartorio disappeared mysteriously in September 1922 during an ocean passage on the steamer " Tocra " traveling from Newfoundland to Civitavecchia.
• He wrote 11 librettos for Venice, most of them for Cavalli, though a few were first set by Antonio Sartorio.
• In 1933 Pun
  ec fell in the semifinal of the Italian International Championships to eventual winner Emanuele Sartorio in three straight sets.
• However, the political situation was also marked by a fierce battle between the Sartorio and the Nicolosi families about who would rule the town.